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Into The Night

I was hoping that what I feared the most would retreat into the darkest corners... of my mind, hide themselves in space and time so they would never double cross me. But even in the blackest hole their presence haunted me nightly, and as the tears stained my soul I kept welcoming the pain because I wanted you. Everything should have been fine but we fell somewhere and, you forgot to help me up. Had I the strength, I would have carried you all the way but you turned out to be dead weight. The light of day couldn't warm my smile, couldn't break the ice or break the vice that squeezed the life from me. I embraced this pain waiting and wishing for a better day, when you would finally say "I love you," and mean it, when you would finally stay and mean it. But all this time, all these days you slowly, slowly slipped away because you could never say what you need to say, to my face. It was like staring at the sun too long how you blindsided me, with the smile on your face but really you wanted me to go away you weren't strong and you weren't brave. To tell me this, you had to wait you had to lie to keep my heart intact one more time. And all of this doesn't make a difference, shouldn't make a difference, but it does... now I just regret being in love. Now I just regret, all the time that I spent and the things that I did, and the energy I took to make it right when all this time.... Our love just slowly faded into the night.
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Jan 26, 2010
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11/14/08 Ashley Warrer

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